Modern Romance
Modern Romance

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Modern Romance

2014
Movie
Adult · 18+
140 min
English

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Insights

IMDb6.4/10
Rotten Tomatoes89%
Metacritic76/100
Google Users87%
Director: Debra GranikGenres: Documentary

Plot Summary

This documentary offers a raw and intimate look into the lives of young adults navigating the complexities of love, sex, and relationships in contemporary America. Through personal stories and candid observations, it explores the challenges and triumphs of finding connection in an increasingly digital world. The film delves into the evolving landscape of romance, commitment, and intimacy among a generation facing unique societal pressures.

Critical Reception

Modern Romance was met with critical acclaim, praised for its sensitive and honest portrayal of modern relationships. Critics lauded its authentic voice and its ability to capture the nuances of young love and connection in the 21st century. The documentary was recognized for its empathetic storytelling and its insightful examination of a generation grappling with intimacy and commitment.

What Reviewers Say

  • Praised for its intimate and authentic exploration of modern relationships.

  • Lauded for its empathetic and insightful portrayal of young adults navigating love and connection.

  • Celebrated for its sensitive direction and the honest performances of its subjects.

Google audience: Google users largely appreciated the film's genuine and relatable depiction of contemporary romantic struggles and successes. Many found the documentary's honesty refreshing and its stories to be thought-provoking, resonating with their own experiences in dating and relationships.

Fun Fact

While the subjects are not named in the film, director Debra Granik spent extensive time getting to know them to build the trust necessary for such an intimate documentary.

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